According to an emerging report, the operating system with the most viruses has been determined. Here is the most vulnerable operating system!
According to a report, more than 34 million new malware samples have been detected so far in 2022. The report revealed that by 2022, virus creators will pose more than 316,000 malware threats daily. As a result of this information, the operating system with the most viruses appeared.
The most vulnerable operating system was Windows
There were 11.41 million virus samples recorded in January 2022, and a huge increase in virus development. At the end of the first quarter of 2022, there were 29.11 million malware threats. According to this number, the sample of malware in April was at least 5.65 million.
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When it comes to virus distribution between platforms, different situations have emerged. It turns out that Microsoft Windows has 25.48 million malware samples in 2022. For the Android system, the malware sample was only 536 thousand. The macOS system has the fewest malware samples of 2022. According to the report, there are only about 2,000 malware samples on this operating system.
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Despite this, Apple saw the number of threats in macOS as ‘unacceptable’ when compared to iOS. Allegedly, the vulnerability situation in iOS is something that has not been heard of at all, but the incidence in MacOS is also quite small. When we look at this report, the operating system with the most viruses was Windows.
The prevalence of the virus threat on platforms such as Windows and Android has been at the heart of statements against Apple platforms. At the same time, Apple has repeatedly defended its system for several reasons. That’s because opening it as an antitrust request from the U.S. and EU could cause real harm to user privacy and security.
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